Super Eagles players that made siasia's dream team for Rio 2016

Super Eagles skipper, John Obi Mikel and

striker Odion Ighalo have been incorporated into

Nigeria's group temporary squad to the

2016 Olympic Olympics in Brazil.

Every nation are permitted to welcome three players

more than 23 for the competition and for the Fantasy

Group VI, coach Samson Siasia has named Mikel

what's more, Ighalo.

Mikel as indicated by Siasia has communicated his g

yearning to play in the competition » after the

coach dropped him from the squad for the 2008

Olympic games in Beijing.

Watford striker, Ighalo is accepted, won't turn

down the open door as he missed the last

Edition in London because of Nigeria's inability to

qualify.

South Africa-based goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi is

the third found the middle value of player that has been incorporated

in the squad.

Regardless of his the vulnerabilities encompassing his

Also , Manchester City forward

Kelechi Iheanacho has likewise been incorporated into the

35-man list.

Other Super Birds players in the squad incorporate,

William Troost Ekong, Musa Muhammed,

Stanley Amuzie, Kingsley Madu, Kenneth

Omeruo , Godfrey Oboabona, Oghenekaro Etebo,

Okechukwu Azubuike, Imoh Ezekiel, Usman

Mohammed and Abdullahi Shehu, Alex Iwobi and

Aminu Umar .

These players however are inside the age

necessity for the football occasions of the

Olympic games.

The Nigeria Football federation (NFF) have

additionally uncovered that the group will withdraw the

nation one week from now for a last preparing camp in

the United States of America in front of this

year's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Siasia decided on a last preparing camp in Atlanta,

venue of Nigeria's noteworthy triumph 20 years back,

with a specific end goal to "mentally set up my young men for

triumph in Brazil", as per a NFF discharge.

Full Rundown

Daniel Akpeyi (Chippa FC, South Africa), Yusuf

Bala (Kano Columns), Emmanuel Daniel (Enugu

Officers), Taiwo Abdulrahman (Kwara Joined together),

Ndubuisi Agu (FC Porto, Portugal), Junior Ajayi

(CS Sfaxien, Tunisia), Stanley Amuzie

(Olhanense FC, Portugal), Taiwo Awoniyi

(Frankfurt FC, Germany), Okechukwu Azubuike

(Yeni Malatyaspor, Turkey), Etor Daniel

(Enyimba FC), Augustine Dimgba (Daylight

Stars), William Ekong (Haugesund FC, Norway),

Saturday Erimuya (Kayseri Erciyespor, Turkey),

Oghenekaro Etebo (Compact disc Feirense FC, Portugal),

Imoh Ezekiel (Anderlecht, Belgium), Friend in need

Godwin (Ostende, Belgium), Odion Ighalo

(Watford FC, Britain), Kelechi Iheanacho

(Manchester City, Britain), Alex Iwobi (Armory

FC, Britain), Emiloju Julius (MFM FC), Kingsley

Madu (AS Trencin, Slovakia), John Mikel Obi

(Chelsea FC, Britain), Musa Muhammed

(Istanbul Basaksehir, Turkey), Usman

Muhammed (CF Uniao, Portugal), Wilfred Ndidi

(KRC Genk, Belgium), Erhun Obanor (MFM FC),

Godfrey Oboabona (Caykur Rizespor, Turkey),

Kenneth Omeruo (Chelsea FC, Britain), Sodiq

Saliu (Seraing FC, Belgium), Abdullahi Shehu

(CF Uniao, Portugal), Moses Simon (KAA Gent,

Belgium), Seth Earnest (Song FC), Ndifreke

Udo (Abia Warriors), Aminu Umar (Osmalispor,

Turkey), Sadiq Umar (AS Roma, Italy)